If you’re not familiar with AMP, take a quick look at this post to help you decide whether you should implement AMP on your site. If you’re a developer, it’s really pretty easy to put AMP pages live on your site. If you’re a purely commercial site, however, it’s a different ballgame.
In the interest of genuine curiosity, or some gentle motivation from cleverly placed Google Announcements, you might have decided that testing a basic AMP implementation is worth the investment for your mobile SEO channel traffic.
Basically, they’ve created a layer of AMP SEO landing pages. Identifying their high traffic content type, they made an AMP version available for that page which in many cases outranked the original. On landing, these pages offer an AMP click depth of 1, in Return to full version page you click will be their standard mobile site:
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Download - (AMP) Accelerated Mobile Page For SMF version 2.1 and 2.0
AMP is still in a very uncertain place. It’s a new front end technology that will undoubtedly be derided by the in house technical team if your company. The trick in implementation, in my view is to find a solution that is as light on development resource as it claims to be in code. Good luck with that.
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